Portfolio · page arrangement
Index list
A list: what, what kind, what year. No pictures above the fold. Choose it when the client is reading quickly.
- 1Navigation
- 2Opening screen, centred
- 3Everything, newest first
- 4The workshop
- 5Footer
Nine years of made-to-measure cabinetry, photographed as it was handed over.
A two-person workshop invented for this template. Doors, kitchens and staircases, measured in the client's home and built from those numbers. Every project below is shown as it was on the day it was fitted.
Everything, newest first
Staircase in cedar
Staircase · 2026Fourteen treads, open risers, one piece of handrail
Kitchen for an apartment with no square corner
Kitchen · 2026Every unit cut to a different depth
Carved double doors
Doors · 2025Walnut, brass hinges concealed
Library wall, floor to ceiling
Shelving · 2025Thirty-six feet, no visible fixings
Shop counter and back bar
Storefitting · 2025Built in the workshop, fitted in a night
Closet under a sloping roof
Closet · 2024Four doors, none the same height
Refectory table for twelve
Table · 2024Ten feet, one plank wide
Window shutters, eighteen pairs
Shutters · 2023Cedar, rebuilt from the originals
Reception desk in walnut
Storefitting · 2023Curved front, laminated in the workshop
The workshop
- Working since
- 2017
- Workshop
- Two cabinetmakers
- Lead time
- 3 to 6 weeks after measuring
The other four arrangements for a portfolio
Same fictitious business, same content, arranged four other ways. What have you already made?
Full-width wall
Photographs edge to edge, two words of caption. Choose it when the work needs no explaining.
Portfolio · 5 sections
Mosaic
Different shapes packed together, so tall and wide pictures both fit. Choose it when the work is not all one format.
Portfolio · 4 sections
One project per screen
Each project gets the whole width and its own band. Choose it when there are eight pieces, not eighty.
Portfolio · 4 sections
Case study
One job told at length: the problem, the measurements, the result. Choose it to win work rather than to display it.
Portfolio · 4 sections